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Tournament recaps, esports coverage & platform updates.63 original articles.
If you want a shot at a college esports scholarship, these five steps are non-negotiable.
Direct outreach to college esports coaches works, but only if you do it right. Here's the exact approach that gets responses.
Esports recruiting rewards players who start early. Here's exactly what you should be doing freshman through senior year.
Most high school esports players are invisible to college coaches. A strong recruiting profile changes that. Here's how to build one.
Esports can lead to real college scholarships and career opportunities. Here's what parents need to understand about the path.
Collegiate esports has transformed from dorm room gaming clubs into fully funded varsity programs. Here's where it stands today.
Thousands of high schools have added esports programs in the last five years. The benefits go far beyond gaming.
NE Network is the esports hub built for high school and college players, coaches, and programs. Here's everything it does.
Your GPA matters more in esports recruiting than most players realize. Here's what programs actually require.
More than 200 colleges offer esports scholarships. Here are the programs worth knowing about, and what they're looking for.
Esports scholarships are real money: up to full rides at hundreds of colleges. Here's exactly how to earn one.
frusta (jlow, Teggy, and Jonix!) became the sixth different weekly winner in six weeks on March 7, defeating PFP B team 3-2 in the Grand Final with 37 teams competing.
52 teams competed on February 28. Team Silenced (Resonal, Lev, and pIGEON) won, becoming the fifth different champions in five weeks. The broadcast featured casters Clayzig, Sean, and TheNateDog.
Could've Been eSports won Week 4 on February 14 with 35 teams in the field. LLama Champions (KnightYuh, Resonal, and pIGEON) finished second in Resonal's third consecutive top-two result.
Week 3 on February 7 set a new Rocket Rush series record with 59 teams. Champions 2021 Vandal (Resonal, Lev, and scythe) won, defeating Latam Threat in the Grand Final.
46 teams entered Week 2 on January 24, nearly double Week 1. Team Silenced Academy won and Plate up, last week's champions, dropped to 13th place.
Season 1 opened January 10 with 25 teams. Plate up defeated ZAVE Esports 3-2 in the Grand Final to claim the first $100 and 20 standings points.
Team Silenced Academy won the final regular season event on December 20, defeating PSB in the Grand Final and closing out the Rocket Rush weekly series with 23 teams.
